and for peace in the democratic republic of congo, where that surgeon dr. mcgregor, i don't to move a get impressed me right from the start with those physicians by and what unites us is this common vision of the situation is disadvantaged in neglected people must be improved, that they have the same rights and that their dignity must be restored as you know, they don't have to still be uppermost below. why are you clapping? we are happy to see. you are happy. are you feeling all right. you your name is the niece bonnie. dr. mcgregor operated on denise pond and i a few days earlier. the 30 year owned was brutally raped by militias with a tree branch. usually, only victims with the most serious injuries are brought to panzi hospital. many arrive with a severely damaged pelvic region, and often they are incontinent each month about $150.00 new right victims are admitted. considered a disgrace to their family and village community. the women here have often been cast out. the song choices, they are very isolated will shrivel. sure. most of the time they arrive

the democratic republic of congo shan states north eastern border with you candor, bro. wonder and burundi. the region has rich deposits of gold, tungsten and coltan. materials which high tech companies from industrialized countries need to manufacture their products. the mines are often controlled by armed groups who terrorize the inhabitants of nearby villages. or certain knowledge to have their care was acca. but now that these are all these are also. 7 in the democratic republic of congo, german physician gisela schneider works with the rosemont data they want to improve health care in the conflict on region. it's already. but the situation in the province is difficult. in recent months, hundreds of thousands of people have fled from armed groups who loot, rape, and kill. and then there is a bolo. the virus has been haunting the northeast of the democratic republic of congo for over a year, and thousands have already died. shari is a village near banja, the capital of a tory province 20000 refugees arrived here in just a few weeks. gisela schneider has come to survey

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these are also in the democratic republic of congo. german physician is a lush niger works with rosemont data. they want to improve health care in the conflict torn region. but the situation in the province is difficult. in recent months, hundreds of thousands of people have fled from armed groups, are loot, rape, and kill. and then there is a bolo. the virus has been haunting the northeast of the democratic republic of congo for over a year, and thousands have already died. shari is a village near banja, the capital of a tory province 20000 refugees arrived in just a few weeks. gisela schneider has come to survey the situation. julie help says here is local representative of rosemont bare hands, the nonprofit organization, most sarkar. but there are too many refugees in a small village to manage adequately fast food for the infrastructure is completely overburdened with primary care of the refugees. because our care is doing their best to help, but they're not a big humanitarian organization with a lot of experience. they're just tryin

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doha with the world news from al-jazeera life in prison for a former militia leader and democratic republic of congo, he's found guilty of war crimes and mass rape. also in the news, ethiopia, where the government says to him, forces are giving up the fight, but the t.p.o. life is adamant. they're battling on and anger in brazil, a black man dies after being beaten by 2 security guards at a supermarket. hello, everyone. after weeks of delay and uncertainty, u.s. president elect joe biden is finally formally beginning, his transition to the white house. they head of what's called the g.s.a. . the general services agency or administration has designated biden as the apparent winner of this month's presidential election. it clears the way for the transition to get underway. donald trump, he has of course, refused to concede defeat, but he has authorized visit ministration to at least start the process. he says is going to keep up the fight, insisting without evidence we must say that the election was, quote corrupts joe biden's team for their part of welcomed the move. because, well, it frees up millio

a former militia leader in democratic republic of congo has been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes. in taba into barry sheck, i was charged with murder, rape, and sexual slavery in north kivu province. not let out. they said, don't call me eastern to your city has never experienced a trial on this level. it's a historic moment, has been found guilty of war crimes. he is someone that no one thought they would ever see in the dark. so just for that, it's a huge step forward for justice. so yes, there are certain aspects of the verdict which we are not so happy with. for example, the recognition of the crimes against humanity for rape in a long time. but the fact remains that in general, it is a very positive verdict and a great message for the victims that justice is being served. the ethiopian government says to cry in regional forces of started to surrender, follows a deadline from prime minister. i've read for them to lay down arms by wednesday or face an attack on their main city of mckillip. however, that leadership says they are fighting back and actually destroyed an et

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a full militia leader in the democratic republic of congo has been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes and to bury shaker was charged with murder, rape, sexual slavery of a listing child soldiers in north kivu is rebel group and 2. others are accused of nearly 400 rapes during a series of attacks. in 2010, his trial by a special military court began 2 years ago. they said uncle sam, eastern to your city, has never experienced a trial on this level. it's a historic moment, has been found guilty of war crimes. he is someone that no one thought they would ever see in the dark. so just for that, it's a huge step forward for justice. yes, there are certain aspects of the verdict which we are not so happy with. for example, the recognition of the crimes against humanity for rape. but the fact remains that in general, it is a very positive verdict and a great message for the victims. that justice is being served. thomas vesey is a senior congo research show with human rights watch. he says the case will give confidence to civilians affected by years of conflict. this verdict is sent me

1st latino chief of homeland security about headlines, a former militia leader in the democratic republic of congo has been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes. in 2021 to bury was charged with murder, rape, sexual slavery, and enlisting children under the age of 15. this was in north kivu. province. questions are being raised as well about why it took so long to punish him for his crimes. as malcolm webb reports from nairobi, 2011, the u.n. investigation documented a lot of these crimes, and that was when an arrest warrant was 1st put out for shakha. but he remained at large for another 6 years after that not same 2011 even campaigned for public office. he ran to run in the congress election to try and get a seat in the national assembly. he held campaign rallies in front of police officers. he was a seen moving around by un peacekeeping troops, but it was only 6 years later that he surrendered himself to un peacekeepers. that's when this military trial began. and those are the headlines on al-jazeera, the strain this next. talk to al-jazeera, realistically, how can you deal with instituti

now the headlines in a form, a militia leader in democratic republic of congo, has been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes and mass rape. barry sheck, a was charged with murder, rape, sexual slavery, and enlisting children under 15 years old in north kivu province. leaders in the take away region, denying government statements. the military has surrounded the regional capital to kill the prime minister i.b.m. . it has given the people's liberation front until wednesday to surrender. but the t.p. left has refused saying its people are ready to die in defense of their land. and as you just saw, china's launched a probe to the moon to bring back lunar rocks, which will be the 1st attempt by any nation in more than 40 years. beijing is spending billions of dollars on its military space program up to date with the headlines on al-jazeera time now for inside story. there is no channel that covers world news like legion. the scale of this camp is like nothing you've ever seen at the tug of war we want to know is how do these things affect people? we revisit places, we stay even when

for a former militia leader has been found guilty of war crimes and mass rape in democratic republic of congo. also in the news, the experimental project on a greek island that could revolutionize green transport and renewable energy. i mean and blast off as china launches its 1st unmanned spacecraft to the moon and aims to bring back rock's lunar surface. there's been weeks of delay and uncertainty, buts us president elect joe biden is formally beginning his transition to the white, house, the head of the g.s.a., the general services administration has designated biden as the apparent winner of this month's presidential election. it clears the way for the transition to finally begin. donald trump, who has so far, refused to actually concede defeat, did authorize his administration to initiate the process, but he says he'll keep up the fight and insists without evidence that the election was quote, corrupt biden's team for their part have welcomed the move, which frees up millions of dollars for his new administration a means that can now actually work with the existing federal officials on a

life in prison for a formal militia leader found guilty of war crimes, a mass rape in the democratic republic of congo, revolutionising greece, we find out about an experimental project that could change island life forever at its course, find out why the pope wanted to meet with some of basketball's leading players. ethiopia's government says that to gray and regional forces have started to surrender. it follows a deadline by prime minister. i'll be out there for them to lay down their arms by wednesday or face an attack on the main city of mccully. but to graze leadership says that they're fighting back and have destroyed an ethiopian military division, including a helicopter, and 2 tanks. it's difficult to verify either account because of a communication blackout in the region. military. it is easier to state this. in fact, as it is, once that happens, then it's human choice enjoy themselves. joyce was future. so what's happening? what's actually draws then, which is because it was actually the choice of pushing these forces in the future. not really our new forces getting stronger and more powerfu

democratic republic of congo has announced the end of the country's latest ebola epidemic. the latest outbreak killed 55 people and infected 130 others. thousands of anti-government protesters in thailand are rallying in bangkok just one day after violent confrontations. they have gathered as parliament debates a roadmap on possible amendments to the constitution. that's a key demand of protesters along with reforms to the monarchy. those are the headlines coming up next on. it's why tunisia goodby? as donald trump been good for america, everything is in disarray. the media of course, take in every bit of bait that they can seem to mark the fact that america has been a force for good in the world. from the american people get inspiration from him, and the other half cringe you weekly. take on u.s., politics and society, that's the bottom of the doors here at the ramadan or zambia behind of the i'm doing is the one in the living movement at home in this rock world crusade in this book will how to show how valid political is and all and yet when i'm out of it's, i mean i woul

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a former militia leader in the democratic republic of congo has been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes. after a trial lasting 2 years in taba and to bury, also known as shaker, was found guilty of murder, rape, sexual slavery and enlisting child soldiers in north kivu province is rebel group and 2. others are accused of nearly 400 rapes during a series of attacks. in 2010, the murder house of the french parliament has given initial approval to a controversial new law, limiting the right to film or photograph police offices. protests are taking place in central paris against a decision. the law has been heavily criticized by rights groups who say it could mean blurring the faces of police offices, becomes the norm in news reports, or go to another vote in the upper house in january. to stay with us, al jazeera world is next. i'll have more news for you. during that bye for now. dan i am with you and the link to you was to be with us and i'm a woman who spent her life between her pens, stationery books and research. all my thoughts have been centered around ideals. and this ide

general services agency to declare by the apparent without a formal militia leader in the democratic republic of congo has been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes. and the barry shake up was charged with murder, rape, and sexual slavery in north kivu province. eastern has never experienced a trial on this level. it's a historic moment, has been found guilty of war crimes. he is someone that no one thought they would ever see in the dark. so just for that, it's a huge step forward for justice. but yes, there are certain aspects of the verdict which we are not so happy with. for example, the recognition of the crimes against humanity for rape. but the fact remains that in general it is a very positive verdict and a great message for the victims that justice is being served. ethiopia's government says that the grand regional forces have started to surrender. it follows a deadline by prime minister ahmed for them to lay down their arms by wednesday or face the time or the main city of mckelway. but to graze leadership says that fighting back at the destroyed an ethiopian military division, includi

the 1st latino chief of homeland security and other news and a former militia leader in democratic republic of congo. it's been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes and 2010 in tub and barry was charged with murder, rape, and sexual slavery, as well as a missing children under the age of 15 in north kivu province. also questions are being raised about why it took so long to punish him for his crimes. reports from nairobi, 2011, the un investigation documented a lot of these crimes, and that was when an arrest warrant was 1st, put out for shakha. but he remained at large for another 6 years after that same 2011, even campaign for public office, he ran to run in the congress election to try and get a seat in the national assembly. he held campaign rallies in front of police officers. he was seen moving around by un peacekeeping troops, but it was only 6 years later that he surrendered himself to un peacekeepers. that's when this military trial began. the un security council is expected to discuss the unrest in northern ethiopia. later on tuesday, leaders in the region are denying government stat

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decision, so i bought the won't look so way the war in the democratic republic of congo continues and the number of rape victims is rising every day. and that was you only just going to use one of us is a few months old, but that would be my dream that one day get there. and i can experience that real case. something has to happen now to stop the sexual violence against women and children. so that they can live and prosper so that their dignity is respected. and that these surgeries and i don't get needed. that is i'll wish i thought it is easier to have peace and healing when victims receive justice. and so nobel peace prize winner donny mccuaig fight song i thank you while the women continue to hope and pray to god to bring peace to their country. what was i to get it was it in the science rather than fiction for a long time, an automatic facial recognition cameras. everywhere. after seeing the sun, it's identify us in seconds from our facial features. the software comes from dresden for example. it's developer. show us the potential of the technology to see if 30 minutes double 6 m

and a democratic republic of congo says its latest ebola outbreak is over. it's the 1st time, the country is free of the virus in more than 2 years. it's going to school in linz, cricket's troop on the stone for the 1st time in 60 years. lucy, zoe. i am the air. thank you very much for joining us. us drug make a fine plans to request the marriages see approval for its covert 1000 vaccine in the coming days. this often results from his trials show that it's safe and iran 95 percent effective in all age groups. the vaccine developed with its german partner biotech, has shown consistent results across various demographics with no major side effects . but there is concern, growing concern that mosque buying of any vaccine by the wealthiest nations could result in the exclusion of the world's forests. the campaign go global justice now has warned that up to 85 percent of the global population to want have access. because pfizer and by intake have already sold 82 percent. the $1300000000.00 is they're going to produce by the end of next year, as 6. same case with t

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life in prison for a former militia leader found guilty of war crimes in the democratic republic of congo. and looking to the future in iran, could a top adviser to the supreme leader become the next president and its fall. find out why the pope wanted to meet up with some of the basketball's leading players. the theo pin government says to grow in regional forces have started to surrender. it follows a deadline by prime minister abu ahmed for them to lay down their arms by wednesday or face an attack on their main city of mecca. but to graze leadership says they're fighting back and have destroyed the theo military division, including a helicopter and 2 tanks. it's difficult to verify either account because of a communication blackout in the region. miguel is within the range of it, which means military wise, it is easier to stray. that's just simply fact there as it has been reduced to lives of people that once that happens in it's human that people would take the right choice, a choice which saves themselves the choice was saved their future. so ones to know what's happening, what's ac

in the are an ambassador democratic republic of congo or , you know the chinese communist party is intent on impacting that country. those remarks at the nixon library, where we for the first time took a complete laid out scope with the challenge presented and how the trump administration laid out both the american response and the response collectively. this will take a global response as well. more onto drill down fhina, we see this image o president reagan in front of the berlin wall. .uite controversial then you you think about china, think about the great firewall, which reflects what china is doing in the digital age. obviously wrestling how we manage competition with china, some would suggest we reinforce that wall and keep the free world outside of this and let china live within its great firewall. give me your thoughts. maybe we should take down the great firewall in the same fashion we wanted the berlin wall to come down. sec. pompeo: in the end, the people of china will ultimately be determinative of the course of history in that country. it is our fundamental effort to make su

processes so how green cars really e-cards use raw materials mined in south america the democratic republic of congo and china these include lithium cobalt and where earth is needed in their batteries . admittedly extracting in france sporting these materials is an environmental nightmare often carried out under inhumane conditions but their reserves are abundant studies show that worldwide deposits of these materials can meet demand for years to come. one good thing e-cards don't emit greenhouse gases although manufacturing them certainly does. all their parts still have to be produced but the power train only has $200.00 parts as opposed to a combustion engines $1200.00. whether electricity comes from is another huge issue renewable sources or fossil fuels the good news is that the share of green energy is growing which definitely plays in their favor. until now it's been easy to overlook the problems with electric vehicles because they're still earning in the market last year. wide cost sales was just 2.6 percent but look at it this way that market share bolded tripled between 20112018 china is t

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southern parts of here as well south sudan still seeing some unusually wet weather here democratic republic of congo seeing some rather heavy showers as well and the showers extend all the way down across the gulf of guinea northern parts of angola seeing some rather wet weather the wet as well the probably lingering around the rift valley but we could see some showers moving into coastal parts of tanzania for south africa well here we do have some very heavy rain in the forecast over the next couple of days it could lead to some flooding for many by monday. do you feel validated in some way is a type of performative activism. let's go back to specifically you calling donald trump a white supremacist the lights are on there's nowhere to hide join me richelle carey is up at the front questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate. from. his era. go to college there are a reminder of our top stories this hour just 3 days until the u.s. presidential election both kinds of it's a fuss and votes in battleground states trump is holding rallies in pennsylvania j

southern parts of ethiopia as well south sudan still seeing some unusually wet weather here democratic republic of congo seeing some rather heavy showers as well and the showers extend all the way down across the gulf of guinea northern parts of angola seeing some rather wet weather the wet as well the probably lingering around the rift valley but we could see some showers moving into coastal parts of tanzania for south africa well here we do have some very heavy rain in the forecast over the next couple of days it could lead to some flooding for many by monday. one of america's worst coronavirus outbreaks in the prison happened in california after infected inmates were transferred from one facility to another no ventilation when those are welded shut till everyone is breathing the same air all of the time every day for a week straight then these alarms it's called man down man down man down man down all day all night faultlines are asked who is responsible. pandemic in prison to some quentin outbreak on a just 0. there were jobs there are a reminder of our top stories this hour 7 former and current pro

basically to survive someone in the democratic republic of congo say in a small village who doesn't see the danger in catching as there were no cities. they might not see the danger of that it's still a metaphor for bad debts one was a college debt you can't make them o.b.l. is the one that you and they are high cheek nations which they can take just to prevent those who would know this is going on what form animals to humans so in terms of intellect if you can try to raise a ban on this but you can also and death that's what science and politics are trying to look at is trying to find out what wireless is. in the bush we need into our own water why risk the density as a threat to last like water and so part of this is also one health principle we have the hells animals humans and the environment is sort of looked at politico and i think that's the way to go in your future to see what what is the health and how do they interact with each other as a desolate and we can future some solutions there from coal is out of louis deputy head of the institute of it give me all a g. and germany's

active supporting some sympathizers in yemen and syria, in north africa and in the senate democratic republic of congo unsought. so they should have changed their strategy away from attacking the so-called foreign enemy, always in thousands of drowned in the mediterranean to the libya war, the british and american and french bombing of libya. how far the taliban or that al qaeda infiltrate and a war. again, i'm to say supported by tony blinken, the secretary of state designate of ajo, my ministration. how far as the afghanistan war now entering the mediterranean coast of north africa and under. 2 all that, i mean, there are no, there are no reports, and i've never heard of anyone from afghanistan being a little bit there. maybe there are some people from all kind of there, but there are absorbing the region. if you start to play that game, i can tell you plenty of times that russia has supported fascists to putting people, lived with it, were which of course, in a lot of damage to russia, i'm afraid politics is a dirty game, but that doesn't mean i think that putin is a fashion is a, is a supporter of

processes so how green cars really e-cards use raw materials mined in south america the democratic republic of congo and china these include lithium cobalt and where earth is needed in their batteries . admittedly extracting and transporting these materials is an environmental nightmare often carried out under inhumane conditions but their reserves are abundant studies show that worldwide deposits of these materials can meet demand for years to come. one good thing e-cards don't emit greenhouse gases although manufacturing them certainly does. all their parts still have to be produced but the power train only has $200.00 parts as opposed to a combustion engines $1200.00. whether electricity comes from is another huge issue renewable sources or fossil fuels the good news is that the share of green energy is growing which definitely plays in their favor. until now it's been easy to overlook the problems with electric vehicles because they're still only in the market last year they had market share in wide cost sales was just 2.6 percent but look at it this way that market share more than tripled betwe

the democratic republic of congo has declared an end to its most recent ebola epidemic. 55 people died in the hour break in early june in the northwestern province of aceh. the world health organization says widespread vaccination help to curb the disease. u.s. president, all trump has fired his top cyber security official, chris krebs, via twitter. trump accused krebs of making and accurate statement when he confirmed the security of the nov 3rd election. trump continues to claim the election was marred by fraud, but has yet to provide evidence with just 2 months left in office, u.s. president ronald trump has again cause international alarm. he's ordered a sharp reduction and troop numbers in afghanistan and iraq. america has 3000 strong troops stationed in iraq and 4 and a half 1000 in afghanistan, but by mid january numbers will be cast to 2 and a half 1000 in each country. as the outgoing president looks to make good on a campaign promise to end what he called for other wars, but there's opposition both from leading republicans and from nato allies. the sun could be setting on the

at least 21 people have been killed in an attack in the east in democratic republic of congo it happened in with key prominent province as is being attributed to an armed ugandan group attacks on civilians have increased since the military launched an operation in 2019 against rebels with the allied democratic forces more than 1300 people have been killed by armed groups this year. us navy special forces have rescued an american citizen who was kidnapped in the air earlier this year this week the pentagon says phillip walton was taken from his farm in the village of muscle loss or by a group of armed men and into northern nigeria where they demanded more than $1000000.00 from his family us media reporting that 6 of his captors were killed sean connery who rose to international stardom as a suave secret service agent james bond has died at the age of 90 a charismatic scottish actor had a career spanning 5 decades charlotte bettis looks back at his life. it was in the 1962 spy thriller doc to know that sean connery 1st acid one of cinema's most famous lines. bond. james bond a role that wo

body of nice at least 35 civilians have been killed in an attack on 2 villages in the democratic republic of congo. appen ambani in the country's northeast. the attack began on monday night and continued into the morning. it's believed rebels from the ugandan allied democratic forces or behind the attack. now at least 80 migrants have been killed and dozens injured when the engine exploded in the north atlantic. see it happening today? off the western coast of africa, about 100 people, 150 people thought be on board at the time, mainly from senegal and gambia. it's believed the vessel was making its way from cape verde to spain. nicholas haq has been following the story from dakar in senegal and says the spanish authorities are struggling to cope with the influx of migrants. early this morning, he kept virgin coast guard were alerted by fishermen, that there was a fishing vessel that exploded on board were not fish, but schumann's that were on their way to the canary islands. when the iraq on the scene, they saw men, women, children holding on to plastic barrels normally used to contain food. now

downpours into that eastern side of the democratic republic of congo. we've also got some wet weather into the eastern side of south africa. and outspoken right. killed in a car bomb outside there. in 2005, accusations, speculation, and denials. al-jazeera was a life and find and dan samir, kassir journalist, academic and political activist. samir kassir, killing the channel on al-jazeera. you're watching out, is there a reminder of our top stories this hour? the u.s. federal office that oversees the transfer of power in the white house has told joe biden, his transition conformity begin means the president elect's transition team can now meet with federal officials. donald trump has accepted the decision, although he hasn't conceded trump said in the treaties directing his team to cooperate, but is promising to keep up the fight. british drug company, astra zeneca, and also the university say late stage testing of their cave in 1000 vaccine shows its effect on those behind this vaccine and talking up its low price and how it would be easier to distribut

downpours into that eastern side of the democratic republic of congo. we've also got some wet weather into the eastern side of south africa. but there is a huge group of people that work behind our screen. and the power they have is a mask that to keep swiping through your twitter feed. that's just not the way we all click. i agree to the terms and conditions that most of us never even give it a 2nd thought. and actually that's design is what ali re-explore is, how designers are manipulating the t.v. or in the final episode, all hail the algorithm. you're watching al-jazeera remind of our top stories this hour. the u.s. federal office that oversees the transfer of power in the white house has told joe biden, his transition can formally begin. it means the president elect's transition team can now meet with federal officials. don't hold his excepted the decision over the house and conceded. trump said in a tweet he starts his team to cooperate or is promising to keep up the fight. british drug company ash zeneca an oxford university say late stage testing

it's former militia leader in the democratic republic of congo has been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes. after a trial lasting 2 years tavern to bury, also known as shaker was found guilty of murder, rape, sexual slavery, and enlisting child soldiers in north kivu province is rebel group and 2 others are accused of nearly $400.00 rapes during a series of attacks. in 2010, he was tried by a special military court in the eastern city of goma. not to let out the 7 colors that many eastern to receive has never experienced a trial on this level. it's a historic moment has been found guilty of war crimes. he is someone that no one thought they would ever see in the dark. so just for that, it's a huge step forward for justice says, yes, there are certain aspects of the it which we are not so happy with. for example, the recognition of the crimes against humanity for rape in luganda. but the fact remains that in general, it is a very positive verdict and a great message for the victims that justice has been served. politicians from rival libyan factions will hold a joint parliamentar

military division, including a helicopter, and 2 tanks, a former militia leader in the democratic republic of congo has been sentenced to life in prison for war crimes. after a trial lasted 2 years, and to bury, also known as it was found guilty of murder, rape, sexual slavery, and enlisting child soldiers in north kivu province. he was tried by a special military court in the eastern city of goma. there are protests in france after the lower house of parliament gave initial approval to a controversial new law, limiting the right to film or photograph police officers that are or has been heavily criticized by rights group groups who say it could mean blurring the faces of police officers becomes the norm in news reports. that's not stories to stay with us. the stream is next on whether 2021 will be here the world congress coronavirus. i think there are plenty ok, you know, we're seeing the home edition of the stream under the stairs in my house because it is 2020. we are in a global time to make, we have to learn so much of the past few months about because it 19. so here in the student wants to br